Military
Changing Flags: A Novel of the Battalion of St. Patrick
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This ambitious first book in a series on the Battalion of St. Patrick brings to light a little-known chapter of American immigrant history: ...Read Review
The King’s Captain
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This is a very slim novella (barely 40,000 words), the second (after The King’s Spy, reviewed in HNR 96) in the “rebellion” series of ...Read Review
Splinter on the Tide
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War makes boys grow up fast, and World War II had that effect on plenty of civilian guys turned naval reserve officers, men ...Read Review
Protector: A Novel of Ancient Greece
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Protector picks up where Conn Iggulden’s first book (The Gates of Athens) in his new Athenian series left off: in 480 BCE, with ...Read Review
Goshawk Squadron: 50th Anniversary Edition
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France, March 1918. Belying nearby latent carnage, an unexpectedly comical first chapter introduces the very entertaining Major Stanley Woolley, 23, backbone of the story. This ...Read Review
A Winter War
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A Winter War, the first entry in a new trilogy by Tim Leach, noted author of Smile of the Wolf, takes us just ...Read Review
Commandos: Set Europe Ablaze
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1942. The Second World War is not going well for the Allies. Two experienced American Marines, friends Captain Jim Cain and Gunnery Sergeant Leland ...Read Review
Traitor: 2 (The Raven and the Eagle series)
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This is the continuing story of Corvus, Eighth Legion standard bearer, soon to become deserter, during the Bellum Batonianum (6-9 AD). Disillusioned with ...Read Review
Summer Warrior (The Clan Donald Saga)
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By the mid-12th century, the Gaels of Ireland, Scotland, and the Isles are hunting down the remnants of the Viking invaders of ...Read Review
Hold at All Hazards: Bigelow’s Battery at Gettysburg, July 2, 1863
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This narrative highlights a specific seminal battlefield action that contributed to the final outcome of a much larger conflagration: that being the three-day ...Read Review